Tag: precision medicine
AI Model COMPASS Predicts Immunotherapy Response Across Multiple Cancer Types
Researchers have developed COMPASS, an AI model that predicts immunotherapy response across multiple cancer types and treatments using tumor gene…
Engineered T Cells Show Promise in Hard-to-Treat Children’s Brain Tumors
A phase 1 trial published in Nature Medicine demonstrates that engineered T cells targeting multiple tumor antigens are well tolerated…
Automated Genomic Reanalysis Tool Offers Rare Disease Diagnoses at Scale and Low Cost
Researchers have developed Talos, an open-source tool for automating reanalysis of genomic data from patients with rare genetic diseases, enabling…
USC Scientists Develop Scalable Method to Generate Cancer-Fighting Immune Cells from Stem Cell Progenitors
Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed a scalable stem-cell-inspired technique that produces large quantities of immune-cell progenitors…
How Protein Structure Determines Life and Disease: A Molecular Framework
Proteins are not merely dietary nutrients—they are molecular machines whose precise structure determines every biological process. A single amino acid…
Rare genetic variants in long-lived families linked to healthier aging
Researchers studying exceptionally long-lived families have identified rare genetic variants linked to sustained health in advanced age, with one mutation…
Global Atopic Dermatitis Burden Exceeds 400 Million Cases: Nature Reviews Updates Landmark Evidence
An updated analysis in Nature Reviews Disease Primers (June 2026) confirms atopic dermatitis affects over 400 million people globally, with…
Mitochondrial metabolism reshapes immunity, stem cells, and tumour development
Mitochondrial TCA cycle intermediates function as master regulators of immune responses, stem cell fate, and tumour development. Supporting mitochondrial health…